In mahmūz al-lām, hamzah is the final (third) radical. قَرَأَ has ق، ر، ء, so hamzah occupies the position called lām al-kalimah.
جُزْءٌ (“part”) also ends in a radical hamzah.
The graphic representation of final hamzah may vary across derived or inflected forms, but its root position remains the same. This lesson establishes the classification before introducing detailed changes to hamzah in later rules.
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Hamzah as Final Radical
The Seven Morphological Classes: Sound, Hamzated, Weak and Doubled
In mahmūz al-lām, hamzah is the final (third) radical. قَرَأَ has ق، ر، ء, so hamzah occupies the position called lām al-kalimah.
جُزْءٌ (“part”) also ends in a radical hamzah.
The graphic representation of final hamzah may vary across derived or inflected forms, but its root position remains the same. This lesson establishes the classification before introducing detailed changes to hamzah in later rules.